"External agendas try to provoke sedition, chaos"

The Reconciliation Administration in the Social Justice Divan of al-Raqqa city held a meeting to all the reconciliation committees of al-Raqqa Civil Council to discuss the Reconciliation Committees work.

"External agendas try to provoke sedition, chaos"
17 November, 2018   13:38

AL-RAQQA

The meeting, which was held in the Meetings Hall of al-Raqqa Civil Council was attended by all the heads of reconciliations committees in al-Raqqa city and its countryside, in addition to the co-chair of al-Raqqa Civil Council, Mushleb al-Darwish and members of Social Justice Divan Council.

The meeting started by holding a minute of silence, then Mushelb al-Derwish said, " we are living in hard days, and we are in founding stage, we must not give up and we must continue in our works whatever the circumstances and the obstacles  were, we must be careful to resolve the conflict between the conflicting parties and our work and duty as a peace and reconciliation committee.

He added: "There are foreign agendas trying to spread discord and chaos and destabilize the security and stability of the region, led by Turkey and mercenaries, which aims to spread terror in the hearts of the people, through the assassination and the planting of mines, but all that only increases our determination and persistence and continue to work and stand in the face of any aggressor who wants to undermine the will of our strong people "

Then, the head of the Reconciliation Committee in al-Raqqa Civil Council, Fawaz Al-Fares, explained the work of the committees in terms of the difficulties facing the work of the committees in some cases and solving them for all issues, especially after the opening of the Social Justice Divan.

The door was opened to debate and questions, inquiries in front of the heads of committees of reconciliation, where they focused on the relationship of the work of the peace committees with each other, and coordination in resolving the issues of society in all kinds to achieve social justice in the right approach.

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